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IN QUEST OF ESTERQUgST.
THE BIRxINGHAu PITCHER EAS-
lily FOUND.
Nashville Falllng--Troubad0ur Az ain
Defeats The Bard at Mon
mouth Park.

Yesterdays game at Citizens Park
between the Memphis and Blrming-
ham clubs was long drawn and I'M
interesting. The Browns won easily,
making thirteen runs, while their OPP
popents sent but one man across the
plate. About 900 people occupied
seats in the grand stand when Umpire
Carr called plsy, but more than
two-thirds Of the spectators left
before the game had been
doished. While the Browns were ct
the bat in the fourth inning heavy
wind and rain storm came up, and
pmy was suspended. The rain poured
down for fully fifteen minutes, and
wheI the players again took their po-
sitions the grounds were wet and slip.
perry. The ball was wet, and Ester
quest, the Birmingham pitcher, being
the first to handle 1t, got the worst Of
the train DEAL" as he was unable to
control the ball, aad he gave two men
bases on balls, which together with
two Dagger and singles, allowed two
runs. In the third inning Psliz was
injured while attempting to steal
second and he had to retire, Smith
taking his place. The features Of the
game wers the fielding oil
McAleer and Dutfse and Andrews
batting, he makiog four hits including
q home run. B ack pitched a good
game and McKeough backed him up
II fine style.
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C,ucissaii. q, AthIesic., ..

CIscIssAr, o., July 1.-THE DIN.
cinnats won the third consecutive
game from the Athletics today after q
hard fought battle. "Kid" Baldwin's
two ba,er 10 center in the SIKH inning
cleared the bases and gave the Cincin.
na,is such a lead that the Athletics
could not overcome. Mullaue settled
down 70 work alter the fourth inning.
But two hits we're made Of him after
that, four rlen striking out and the
battsrs goiog out In regular order alter
the sikh inning. weighing was far
more elective than 10 his fret game
and scattered his nine hits through
seven innings Din cinpau tcorsd on
Tebsau' Q single, . steal, . passed bal
aud Weyhing's tumble tf Mullans'l
sharp bit. Again In the SIKH Oar
psntsr Was BIT by weighing and stol'
sec md. Tebsau got . bass on balls
AID Bshwis hit Tor two bassa. LArkiI
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Police Court.

Charles Coleman and Arthur spites,
for completely with Fortune Dow, re-
maudsd 10 jail.
II. Stevens, for q general row a, the
May flower saloon, 80; - Walker,
same offenss, aggravated by his cut
ting Tony Brown, $50
Joseph scully, drunk, IS.
Maggie Ryder, for slapping . female
companion nsm,d Minnie Ohastaine,
o.; the latter for terrible drinking,
twenty days on the rock pile.
Reuben Alexander, vagrancy, forty
days on the gang
4. ID johnson, NJ. q. MoCarty and
Ward HHkerson, drunk, IS each.
Ed Reagan, drunk, 90.
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A COLORED UNFORCUNArE.
Painfully wounded IN Beth Legs for
B.srisg the Name Of Gray.

Christmas day, 1885, co'ored
preacher, AIMED Marcus Mitchell, was
shot and killed at Jones's Landing,
Ark, by William Gray, also colored,
who called Mitchell 10 his door and
filed him full Of shot from q double
barrsled shot gun. The murderer
q ID and has since been at large. sher.
ID Werner, Of Crteudsn county, re-
ceived information several days ago
that Gray was at Robinsonville, Miss ,
and went after him. Wednesday he
and . posse Of Mississippians sur.
prised the man supposed to be him
sitting on q log In the woods. He was
told to throw mp his hands, but In.
stead OF doing 90 ran. 0ne Of the Mis-.
sissippians "cut down" on him with q
revolver and laid him low with q bul.
let through both legs below the
knee. The prisoner protested his In
nocence, and said bis name was
Charley Gay. He Was brought tc
Memphis, however, and this morning
committes Of colnred people who
knew VIM Gray well visited him foI
the purpose O. Identifying him. They
united In declaring that the prisoner
was the wrong man. 30 u seems ther'
is nothing for Il but TO release Char
ley. The wounds In the prisoner
legs are not severe, and he will be al
right In q isw days. The sheriff ha,
eone home without his prisoner.
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AZ nosmouth Park.

New YosK, July A.-Tne fac. that
The Bard and Troubadour were to
fsht again today drew an immense
attend ,nce, despite the intense heat,
TO the races at Monmouth Park. Good
Judges estimate the crowd at 10000.
The course was as fast as II was posi-
bic TO make II.
First Rice-Hsndicap; thres.quar-
ters Of mile. starters-Milton, Pat
rocles. Lutte String, Oambyssee, Gar.
dey, Tarbouche and Catalpa. Palro-
Giles won by two lengths, Gardey tee.
ond, Mtlloo third. Tme-i:l6i.
Second Rice-For two year olds;
three quarters a q mile. Starters:
Bay X dgs. Billy Brown, Chancellor,
IRIS. an, Golden Rod, Confusion, Bay
LIgh, and Lumlnary. Bay Ridge won
by two lengths; Tristan second, Billy
Brown third. Time.l:lS
Third Race Monmouth cup sweep
stakei, for all ages, sith 5000 added,
OF which $500 TO tecond; mile and
three. gu arts's. Starters: Troubadour
and TIE Bard. The betting vacillated
considerably, The Bard being gener-
ally the iayorite, though once or twice
the odd, we're 500 TO 500, Ind take
your pick" The Bard took the lead
At the start, and going up the back
stretch he opened up q gap oil i've
lengths between himts)i and hts pur.
suer. II looked a. though he intsnded
10 run away from Troubadour, II pos
sible. At the stand Troubadour va,
only three lengths behind, and % they
passed they we're cheered heaitlly
q ling up the back stretch Trouba
dour, though ridden under . pull
s'osly bat surely gained on Oassatt'i
pet, and II was seen that even thu
early The Bard, barring accident, ga
beaten. On the upper turn The Bard
: lead was still further decreased and
At the head Of the home stretch Trou
bsdour had collsred him. The excite
msnt was intense 40 they thun
dered down the home-etretch
J. Al the last iurl1ng Hayward be
4; gan lashing The Bard with hi
!, whip and gaiiiog him with bis heel,
; but the horse could not respond
J, "snappsr" Harrison on Troub sdou
}, rode calmly on, and without touchin
" his ,bls eteed with lash or steel, wo
}, by IA Lengths IN 1904. Tbs applaus
:. that nailed the victory was deaieninI
!; The quarter was made In ~, hall ~
|, thr e-quartsrs l :l6, mile l:421, mi
Il and quarter 200. mile aud q ha
X 2:ssl, mile and three. quarters 3:O4
n Fourth Race Handicap; one an
Ne one siIteen,h miles. Starters % BIC
10 mond, Ohoctaw, Adrian, Florence \
ar Bees, Duplex, Ligglrd, Attorne
In Chickahominy, Three Ohesrs, Or
- xay, Ferona, Pomona aid AnaIoh
Laggard won by hall q length, Ric
y, mond second, Adrian third. Time
n. Piith Race-selling purse; one mi
Is. ssr.er.-YouDg Duke, Windssil, b.
q susle FORBES, - 4 mo, Vinton, Lacl
,e wanna, Molifeglr aud LeclAlr. You
10. Duks Won by q lengh, suse Fblt
)s. second Windssil third. Time-l :46
nls srth Race ldicap eteeple cnaI
lor shor, course. starten-Refsfee, J
40. MsC;osan, Sam Brown, Pslalcs, VI
mt h,,ough, Mystic, Abraham, San 81
AN r.llyrsud, Leroy, Pimme dor 4
nv Poet. Marlborough Won BY. tweI
Al lsngths, Jim Mc0 ivan second, N.Y.
nd thI,d. Tlme-3;08
oh Extra Racs-All ss's; slx furlor
nv stsrten-Mittls j., ll5, Hayeosh
~ '
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HUGH B. CULLEN
No. 4 Madison Street, mPhis, Temn

virner, ITO, Mccoy; Eva X, ll6. Tur-
ner; Elmont, us, Murphy; Little
Minch, 100, Lewis; Fronie Louise, 1875,
Fink; Hard Tmes,ll7, Moreland; Oar
dipal McOloskey, no weight, Stoval.
Katie A. and Ten Times drawn. Pools
Little Minch, $50; Egmont, IL; Eva
K, s.; field, So. The start was but
fair, Virner leading the way, Little
Minch second and Mittie ]. next; Eg.
mont was sixth. Little Mipch went
at once to the front and led at the hall
by a good length, Egmoot coming
through to third place, Mittie j. sec
ond, but she fell back on the turn and
Egmont was second into the home
stretch; but Esmonts jockey seeipe
he could not win pulled up. Little
Minch winning by six lengths, Egmoni
second, Eva X. a poor third. Time
l.lb.
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The PeIfeans win.

NASHVILLE, TKss., July H.-New
Orleans won tbs game today at the
bat. They O lded we'll, but had their
hits no, been 90 opportune the tcors
would have been much closer. Their
er.op, though more numerous than
those Of Nashville, were not
costly, save in one instance. The
game today showed plainly that In the
matter Of coaching the local team ia
sadly d, ficieut. New Orleans, on the
other hand, never leaves man TO his
own wits when on bnes. Masrau
was hit hard and supported we'll.
Powell escaped punishment and wa
also we'll supported.
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the TURv.
Rssisg NJ wsshisGtos Park and
Elsewhere Yesterday.

CHICAGO, IT,, July To-day was
the twelfth regular day Of the wa,h.
ingtou Park club races. The weather
was eI r,msly warm and the attend.
ance com paratiyely good.
First R,ce-All ages; ak iurlongs.
Star ers-Brganetta, 90, 0ver,on
Hattie b rnet, 100, Kenny; Glen Hal,
100, Harris; sioysy, lib, Gerhsrds
Glen 4 sher, 1906, Fink; CASTE, w,
Breckinfidg F; Aileen Aroon. %,
Walls; X svtrle, 90, Hathaway Kedar
Khan, ~, Wnchell; Oassius. 100
Sloan; Bslle Mitchell, 90, Gallagher
Pools-S'oyey, IS; Glen Hall, 70
CASSIE, s.; field, s25. Glen Hal
Stoyey and Reverse we're In front a
the stat, Glen Hall leading by q necl
At the hall mile, bat stovey goinl
ahead on the lover turn lUd into th'
homsslretch. A spleadid race N thu
wire epeued, Cassie, Glen Hall, keda
Khan and 6 len Fisher haishing II
their order, q neck apart Time
l:l8.
| reCONu hhCt-FOI UehNtu uVit'l
nine iariong4 sarters-0.good, liz
Thorpe; Ten Times, 100, Orc; III
chantress, 90, 0yerton; Alamo, III
Compton; Oharlie Lucas, Ill, Duh
Harry Glenn, 100, Johnston; Allegh'
ny. 100, winchell; Sailor Boy, los, ~
val; Lemsn, III, Kiley Longalight, 10
: Lewis Fusato, 100, Hstha say. Poe
, -Louea light, f26j Lsman, tlS; Sat-
Boy, $40; hsld. $50. Allegheny, Lon
! alight and Harry Glenn we're In irol
at the sendof, but Charlie Luc.s q.
. ahead and led p-s, the stand, Har
: Glenn second and 0sgood third.
. the quarter pols Charlie Lncas led q
, thsn quit; Allegheny Was nfst 70 rss'
D the hall, Sailor Boy second and Bar
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summaIyi Two base hlts-Hayes
(2), Burks, Clinton, Brad ey. Three
base hits-Oartwright, Campsu. ID ~
BILE pllys-H gan aud Nicholas, Fdl-
Ter, Ceiss aud Mcvey. First base on
balls Hogan, Fnllsr. Hit by pitched
ball-Hogip. Struck out-By Powell,
1. Left on balss-Nashville, Q; New
Orleans, 8. rime-l:36. Umpire
Manniou
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when a man break, down 10 the matter Of
physical strength, the question Of iu fscsv-
cry depends In great measure upon tie
lsnsth % tims he allows 10 slAp'e beesre
adoptlhg medicinal meas 10 rseupsrAis u.
A tonic. which gives = speedy and powerful
impulse 10 the processes q digestion and as
sinlAtion, IL the best auxiliary he can en-
ploy, and be should rs'ort 10 u promptly.
fhs most reliable dsfsnd,noe Of the feeble,
the Ased and the nervous, hn ever proved 70
be Hlststtsr's StonAch Bittsfs, an tnViEo.
rant Of national equation and proyan
worth, coma ended b. medical men Of dt.
down system bui a. 4 remedy Ior dtspspsis,
oNhttipatiQn, liver COMPLAINT, ~ ~ and
Agus, and kidney trouble. while POI
Ga med " be q panaesa, ~ nA most u'ef
L, moreover, snibsntly safe NJ we'll a. o.
fectiye.
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THE COURTS.
Circsi, Cosr, calendar.

Nos. 900, Julia Martin vs Memphis
and Charleston Railroad Company
9le8, Taxing District Va II. Sullivan
9i67, Taxing District Va VIM. Porter
9io9, Taxing District v, Memphis Oity
Railway Company; si7l, Taxing DIS
trict Va +. J. Murphy; 9H3, May
Hampton W W. N. Wood gi79, T.
Kordet Va Charles Y ermAn 9isl, Tax
ing District W J. A. Blocker; 9is2, X
II. Davis W Ike A. Chase; g4S7, Sam
uel Jones W. q. Howard.
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Tho Prohibitios Fisbt eIowinx
strong

GALvpros, TrI, July li.-A dlf'
patch from wnlbbne, Tex, ssysi
"L@t evening while W. n. Farqnhar
and d.. J. y. Ewes we're i,intly DE-
cu.sing the prohibition anendmen',
FArquhar, who al concluded his ar
gumsnt agalntt the amendment, be-
came enrased nj ths ren.rks OF Dr.
Eyes, who favored II, and fred at him
with q Ballard riffs. The ball missed
lie mark and lodged In the wall as
behind the speakers head. DIR. Eve
was mot disconnected, and conolGde.
his speech amid prolonged .pPIsn.s;
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

vICRsBuR0, JULY ~ -Nisht-Arrivsdi
City Of Vieksbafs, ST. Louisl
LOUISVILLE, July - -Nisbt.;hlvst >
feet inches 10 the canal and fgotI lnehe,
on the falls and rising. Wea'hsf glossy
and hot
ST. LOUIS, July N.-Night. River has
fallen 10, and nov marks u lest inch
eeartsdi Bell, Msmphis. Viok,burs.
NEW ORLEANS. luly u .hghi-p.-
cINgINSArI, July. II. Night. River Z
feet o inches on he FnuTs and rlaing.
Weather olea' aud vsry hot
CAIRO, July ll.-Nisht. River feet
ipchs. on the sauss asd falling weather
clear and hot.
WHEELING, July u.-Noon . Riyef
foot i Inches on the saaso ana falling
Weather clear aud warn.
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Transfers.

James Hall TO Charles Ulrich Knell
and Fred Bouski, lot at intersection oil
McLsmore avenue and Louisville,
New oheans and Texas railroad, $3.50.
o. II. p. Piper and vile 10 Nrs,
Bsrtha b. BIT, lot 305, corner Mil
street and old R,ndolph road, 1886.
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washisgssn, q, Pt,s.surs, 3.


WARRINGTON, July l4.-rodsy's
Pittsburg Washington game was dc.
cidedly Of the machine order, and In
bat few instances did the 500 specta-
tors display more than q languid in.
terest In the play. The hot weather
affected the payers. and the only
brilliant feature was q one handed
catch by Myers Of an apparently safe
hit back Of second base. The visitors
could do but little with Gilmore's
pitching until the last two innings,
when he lot down very percephbly.
Score:
Washinetop-....2 O 1901 00l-5
Pittsburg.".-...-l 5000 00l Is
Earned runs-Ws.hinRton, 1; Pitts
burg, 2. b Sc hits-Farrell, Mack,
Barley. Three base hit-Kuehne.
Home run-o'Bfien. Double play
Gilmore, Mack and Donnelly. First
base on balls-Carroll, Beecher, Gil
more-Firs, base on errors-Washing.
ton, 4; P,ttsburg. 2. Struck out
Fields, Brown 2, Morris 3, Kuehne,
Barley, Beecher, Myers, Gilmore 3
Passed balls-Mack, 3. Hme-0ne
hour and fory-seven minutes. I'm
| pire-Doeecher.
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made q home run after Bierbauer had
hit safe In the fourth. Dunlevy was
injured in the last inning. Score:
Cincinnati .........0 ! 000'2 D 0 0--3
Athletics. .........0 90 900 o.
Earned runs Cincinnati, 1; Ath.
latics, 2. Two base hits-Baldwin.
Three base hits -Mullsne. Home run
-Larkin. Double play McGarr, B ier-
bauer, Stovey. First on balls-Fennel-
ly, Tebeau. Hit-Carpenter. Struck
out-By Mullsae 8, by weighing 2.
Passed hall -Milligsn l. Time of game
Two hours. Umpire-Dunlevy and
Bloom.
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Loussyine, o, Metropolitan, Is

LoUIsvILLK, KY, July IA very
slim audience today witnessed the
Nets drub the Louisvilles unmercl-
fully. Hscker officiated in the box for
the L,uisvilies and was supported be.
hind the bat in superb style by Amos
Cross. No fewer than eighteen hits,
In most cases where they counted best,
were made of Hecker's deliver y. The
Louisville hits, sixteen In number,
were bad, scattered throughout the
nine innings. Score:
Louisville. ......0 l 3022 OIL o.
Metropolitsns 20 8 8 % 8 90 '--ls
Erned runs-Louisville, 6; Nets, s.
Two base hits-Msck, White, Orr, Mel.
son, Rosemsn. Home run-Hecker.
Double plays White, Gross aud Ker.
ms, Hsnkinsoh, Rsdtord and Orr
First on bslls-Hecker, /; Mays, 4
Hit by pitcher-0u. s ruck out
Hecker, 4; Mays, 2 Wild pitch
Mays, /. Umpire-Ferguson.
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10. Louis, o; BrookIyn, 4.

ST. LOUIS, NO., July l4-Caruthers
and Terry were on their metal today,
and though both held the opposing
bstters at bay, the homo team were
more fortunate in punching their hits
and winning a most creditsble victory.
The game was stuhbornly contested
throughout and was replete with bril-.
liant fielding, aud a number Of fine
individual plays were made.
81. Louis.........-0 / 90 200 &c
Brooklyn....".--l 0 / 0 5000 p
Earned runs-St. Lous, 8; Brooklyn
8. Two base hits-Latham, Oaruthers
WEIGH, Phillips. First on balls-Mc.
Clellsn, Swsrtwood, Csruthers. Hit
McTsmmsny. First on errors-st
Louis, /. Struck out-Caruthers, Q
Terry, 8. Passed balls-Clsrk, 8
Boyle, l. Time-Two hours. I'm
pirs-MlQ uads.
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A. Pftssburg.

PlrrsBuRe, Pa, July l4.-At the
Driving Park today Frank S won the
$3.50 tro,tipg class, York the 2:24 pac-
ing class, and Elixir the running race.
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A East sasfuaw

EAST SAGINAW, MICH, July l4.-At
the races today James q. won the 1921
trot,ing class, and Little Mack the free
for all pacing.
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Summary: Earned runs-Mem.
phis, 6; Birmingham, 0. Two base
hits-Dufise, Kent, Smith, McAleer,
Crotly. Home run-Andrews. Left
on bases-Memphis. 8; Birmingham,
6. Double plays Memphis, /; Br-
mingham, 0. Struck out-By Black, l |;
Esterauest, 4 Bases on called balls
BY Black, 4; Esterquest, 4. Bases
from being hit by pitched ball-By
Black, 1; E,terqus,t. 2. Passed balls
-McKeough, /; Pollard, 4. Wild
pitches-Blsck, l.; Esterquest, 0.
Time Of gsme-Two hours. Umpire
jas. Carr,
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Mal.i.aaI.inenssa.

RI Williams and Miss Lillian NJ.
Russell, John Moten and Miss Annie
Jackson.
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Euned runs-Boston, Detroit, D..
Two base hits- Kelly, Nash, Johnston,
Radboune. Home run-Riehardson.
First base on balls-White aud Man
ming. First on error, - Kelly, 2;
Daily, 1. Struck out-Manning. Time
Il: 40. Umpirs-Powers.
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OAsAI5nAais, N. Y.-Ihe hop crop
prospect 10 only Tor one third the ay-
srags yisld, because Of the yards oh.
liberated and the rAyagoJ oil lice last
year. Twenty cents per pound 10 be-
Ing offered ioI the prosPscsiys crop:
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REWARD.
LOST.
FOR SALE.
SEC0ND.HAND Prsston and Hatnss.
y CITY OIL WORKS.

ROCRRY ST0Rs-Corner Virginia and
W Eighth streets Fort PiokertnE. Will
In yoico stock.
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DEsK- One new twelve foot curbosrd
- desk, hsndsome raainss. Also two
nearly new eighty saw Outlet gins Apply TO
fulmst. Thornton A Co 100 Front q.
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Gee 0ND HAND Two.Aorse Bussy and
= Harness, suitable for drummer wagon.
0haILL uhUrHRkS a co,
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Ho! For The Mountain Top
A SELECT EXCURSION TO


MONTE sANO,
Under The auspiee, Of the Memphis Womant
Exchange,
Friday. July aaca.
aound ' rip........so.o0.
Chartered coaches by regular train leave
Memphis, yia Memphis and Charlotte, h,k,'
Jul, IA. at $50 m, aud arrive At HUNTS
MILE atbilS same afternoon. -Four horse
Tailyho Coaches th'nco up tho mountath-a
Grand drive II X mila, 20 The elegant new
Heel. The MONTE sANO HOTEL MAKES
spsciaI rates Of $50 per dsy.
Neutrality-suspicious. vail leave Huhtsvile
a iiiiS . m. Monday, July 18th. arriving al
Memphis 2 rs same evet ing.
By spe,ial arrangement. those Sho mut be
q, homo on Mond,y morning can return on
uain leaving Hunisv,lle - luit0 sunday
nisht and arrivlls AT Memphis oilo Monday
mornInE. children under s iTeei children D
and under " half fare. All the we'll vishefs
OF the Woman's Exchange are Invited.
MRS J N. FALLS.
MRS. " n. HtMNOsD
MRS. ERED. T. DtRSON.
WIS, nnBr. ecLEAN
mis-, JEROME BAXTER
MRS. ANGUS sNPBs LII.
srTick.t, on sale At N. and o. Ones and
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Todsy's dame.

The clubs play sgain this afternoon
Following is the batting order;
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DIANOS-Twenty sood secondhand.
i tisht and square pianos must be sold !
cheap flor oa'h' SON. q nsp .s s1S s s'Go"'
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SITUATI0N-By midal. as.a women
- do hou,swork In small iamily Addr.ss
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SAPE-Partiss having q psrsl1 and Are
zane By sddie.,ips ". a s.,
Care Carrier No. 8.
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DRIcRs. EIC. - 10000 second hst
- bpek,i a. good I. new alec, secs,
window frames. and doorins and Ioi,ts. Ap,
pl, 70 JOHN WALSH, Sa Second ,trestl
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CHEAP-Twelve counter drawers.
n. "A. DIN A 90.

XATATCH1s, Err.-Ons lt-karat Howard
wv watch TOR SIS. cost new slt0i ono IL
karat Raymond for SIS. oost new tlS; also.
a nice lot Of cNoaI or watche'. Several pAirs
OF solitaire diamond earrings 81 price OF IN
pO'Hn nHhcu MEMPHIS LOAN OFFICE.
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i OF busy (phas,on prsfsrsd)i msst BE-
N. n. A., Appeal ofics,
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pOhRD-For ssntlsmss and ulisi privass
y family aud eastern Part Of city pre-
fsrredI references en- 'hansst.
hddres. htO," this onss.
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